Canada’s German Submarine Pick Gets a Boost as TKMS Raises Forecast Amid Reduced U.S. Defence Support
Canada’s plan to rebuild its submarine fleet has gained another sign of momentum from Germany. Just weeks after Ottawa selected
Canada Tests Homegrown Military Drones as Ottawa Races to Build More Defence Capacity at Home
Canada’s push to rebuild its military is moving from policy documents and procurement tables onto the test range. On August
Carney’s Push to Link Foreign Aid With Canadian Trade Draws Backlash Over Who Ottawa’s Spending Is Really For
Canada’s foreign-aid debate is no longer only about how much Ottawa spends abroad. It is increasingly about what that money
Carney’s Flagship Housing Agency Faces Scrutiny as Liberals’ 500,000-Home Goal Collides With 26,000-Home
Canada’s housing ambitions are now colliding with the arithmetic of what can actually be delivered. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals
Canada’s Trade Minister Meets Trump’s Trade Chief at 1:30 as New Tariffs Loom Next Week
Canada’s latest attempt to prevent another escalation in its trade fight with the United States comes down to a closely
Conservatives Move to Stop Judges From Giving Non-Citizens Lighter Sentences Over Immigration Consequences
A debate over equal treatment in Canada’s courts has put immigration law and criminal sentencing on a collision course. Federal
Ford’s Ontario Line Price Tag Has Tripled to Nearly $34 Billion — and It’s Still Rising
Toronto’s Ontario Line was introduced as an ambitious answer to one of the country’s most stubborn transportation problems: overcrowded subways
CUSMA Breakdown Would Cost Canada 102,000 Jobs, New Report Warns
Canada’s trade relationship with the United States has entered a far more uncertain phase, and new economic modelling puts a
66% Plan to Hire, Yet Canadian Businesses Say Productivity and Wages Are Their Biggest Pressures
Canadian businesses are sending an unusually mixed signal about the months ahead. Many are preparing to add workers, yet the
Cineplex Pulls in Record $383.7 Million as 12.7 Million Moviegoers Return to Canadian Theatres
Canadian movie theatres are filling up again, but Cineplex’s latest numbers reveal a recovery that is about more than simply
Ottawa, New Brunswick and Moncton Put $25 Million Into Infrastructure to Unlock 1,300 Homes
Some of the most consequential housing investments never rise above street level. In Moncton, a new three-government commitment of more
Two-Thirds of Canadian Small Businesses Still Plan to Hire as 62% Raise AI Spending
Canadian small businesses are entering the second half of 2026 with an unusual combination of restraint and ambition. New Employment
Toronto Critical-Minerals Supplier Neo Triples Adjusted EBITDA to US$57 Million
Toronto-based Neo Performance Materials has turned a tightening global market for critical materials into its strongest quarter on record. The
Canadian-Listed Blue Moon Moves Into 33 U.S. Tungsten and Antimony Projects
Blue Moon Metals is dramatically widening its U.S. critical-minerals footprint with an agreement covering 33 tungsten and antimony projects across
Conservatives Demand Ottawa Open the Books on $2.3B Telesat Deal Over Carney-CEO Ties
A $2.3-billion Arctic defence contract has pushed one of Ottawa’s biggest technology bets back into the political spotlight. The federal
Ottawa Returns to Washington for Third Trade Meeting in Three Weeks as Trump Deadline Nears
Canada’s trade diplomacy has shifted into a near-constant shuttle between Ottawa and Washington as an August 19 U.S. tariff deadline
$6.7-Billion Deal Breaks Up One of Canada’s Largest REITs as U.S. Housing Takes Centre Stage
Large real estate transactions often end with one buyer taking control. H&R Real Estate Investment Trust’s $6.7-billion deal is considerably
Auto Theft Falls 10% Across Canada — But Ontario and Quebec Lag the West
Canada’s auto-theft problem is finally moving in the right direction, but the improvement is uneven. New data from Équité Association